Massive Demonstrations in Berlin and Brussels Condemn Antisemitism

Thousands of people rallied in Berlin and Brussels to protest against antisemitism, hatred, and racism. The Berlin protest, attended by around 3,200 participants, was held under the motto "Never again is now" and aimed to address the rise in antisemitic incidents in recent years. The president of the Central Council of Jews called for acknowledging what has gone wrong and repairing the situation. Germany has banned several pro-Palestinian demonstrations due to antisemitic slogans, while Belgium has witnessed a significant increase in anti-Jewish hatred. The protests in Berlin and Brussels show support for Jewish communities and send a message that they are not alone.
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